The Night We Put It On The Board

There is something powerful about saying what you want out loud.

Earlier this year, Billionaire Hair Club hosted an intimate vision board evening a night created for women to step away from everyday life, sit around the table together and think about what they actually wanted next.

There was a champagne reception, a three-course dinner, beautiful conversation and, of course, vision boards.

But this wasn’t really about cutting pictures out of magazines.

It was about giving ourselves permission to want more.

Our guest speaker, Georgia Jasmine, joined us for the evening and shared her story, perspective and encouragement with the room. Her words sparked the kind of conversations that stay with you long after dinner is finished.

And then we put our visions on paper.

Businesses.
Motherhood.
Confidence.
Freedom.
New chapters.
Things some of us were excited about — and things some of us were terrified to admit we wanted.

One woman spoke that evening about wanting to open her own salon, but being scared to take the leap.

The very next day, she signed the lease.

Today, she has her keys and her salon is open.

Another woman went on to launch her own blow-dry business.

One of the women who placed motherhood on her board is now expecting her baby.

Another finally had the smile transformation she'd wanted.

And another reached the retirement she had been working towards.

Not because a vision board is magic.

But sometimes there is something about seeing the life you want in front of you and being surrounded by women who remind you that you're allowed to go after it.

That evening captured something I want Billionaire Hair Club to continue creating.

Yes, we care about beautiful hair.

But we also care about the woman wearing it.

Her confidence.
Her ambitions.
Her next chapter.
The way she chooses to show up in her own life.

Because perhaps the point isn't to wait until you've achieved everything to start living beautifully.

Life is the occasion.

And sometimes it starts with putting the thing you've been afraid to say out loud on the board.

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